
I Spread the Rites of Zhou in Another World
我在异世界普及周礼
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- Original ACG Fantasy
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Zhou Li warriors in the old century
Not bad, the novel is amazing, the protagonist is amazing, and the author is also amazing. It can be seen that he was a nobleman of the Zhou Dynasty, and it was not written randomly. The protagonist is simply a warrior of the Zhou Dynasty in the old century, a staunch feudal thinker, and a great master in the field of Confucianism.
I haven't seen the back yet, but Zhouli women can serve at the table and eat
Not being allowed to eat on the table was a habit formed in some rural areas during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Works such as Dream of Red Mansions show that this custom is not universal. The etiquette stipulates that "men and women will not sit on separate tables for seven years, and they will not eat together." It means that children over the age of seven should not sit at the same table in social situations, in order to cultivate gender awareness from an early age. But this does not mean that women cannot serve on the table as adults. Moreover, Zhou rituals stipulate that when getting married, husband and wife must "eat together". Eating meat from the same bowl reflects the equality between husband and wife. The head wife in China has the same status as her husband. Under the patriarchal system of the Zhou Dynasty, the wives of princes and Zhou kings need to co-host the ancestral temple ceremony with the king. For example, "Book of Rites: Ming Tang Wei" records that when the princes offered sacrifices, the monarch stood in front of the hall, and his wife (the prince's wife) stood in the room wearing sacrificial clothes and was responsible for core rituals such as "recommending bean paste" (offering sacrifices). One of the primary purposes of Zhou Dynasty nobles marrying wives was to "offer sacrifices." As the "clan wife", presiding over family sacrifices is a core symbol of her identity and her responsibility.
This is not the case in Zhou Lili
Why did you confess your love to me directly? ! This is not the case in Zhou Lili! You should first ask a matchmaker to express your intention of intermarriage to my family. If I agree, then send someone to come to me with a wild goose as a gift. Then ask me about my real name, ranking, birthday, and my mother's name. Then my father will host a banquet for your messenger, offering wine and preserved meat. Then you go to the ancestral temple to divine, and if the fortune comes out, send someone with geese to tell me. Then he sent an envoy to my house to send Xuan Qi a bunch of silk and Lipi as financial gifts. Then someone told me the wedding date and asked for my family's consent. Then it's all over. On the evening of the wedding day, you first ask your father to perform a funeral ceremony for you and let him order you to marry me. Then you take the imperial robe, take a car, and take two cars and a car with me to follow you. My parents will hold a banquet in my ancestral temple and we will say goodbye to each other. I will let you come to the hall with courtesy. You will bow to the chief inspector and put the wild geese on the ground. Then I will go down to the hall with you. You will help me board the car and drive my car yourself. I will drive it around three times and then hand it over to the charioteer you brought. When you come back, the car will be waiting at the door of your house. When I come to your house, you bow to me and invite me to come in with you. We sit across from each other at the banquet, eat with each other, eat in the same prison, eat the same animal, and carry the same people. Why did you come up and confess to me directly? ! This is not the case in Zhou Lili at all! I don't accept it! ! !
Can I clear another world while following Zhou etiquette?
The advantages are that the jokes are well written and the readers are willing to find information. With these two advantages, there is usually no shortage of viewers, but there is one area where the problem is really too big. The battle plot is too long, and it can be seen that the author really doesn't know how to write about it. I hope that the author can talk to a few friends about fighting in the future. When fighting witches, it feels like playing house. When it comes to fighting Gus and Viscount, the sense of novelty becomes more obvious. Gus turned around and ran. The protagonist could shoot the arrow as soon as he stretched out his hand, but he wouldn't let go and was blocked by someone. This can be explained here, but it just feels very frustrating. When we got to the Viscount, the whole logic couldn't be straightened out. It is known that Golden Leper can "continuously catch the daggers thrown by the assassin in two different directions in an instant, and finally choke the assassin's neck." Then, the protagonist's arrows cannot defeat Golden Leper. The simplest thing is that Golden Leper only needs to cover the Viscount with his body, stand directly in front of the Viscount, and then walk towards the protagonist to solve the protagonist. Then the protagonist chooses to feint a shot, shoot an arrow to the side, cheat the leper to catch it, and take the opportunity to ride on the Viscount and run away. Question 1, Golden Leper's mission is to protect the Viscount and kill the protagonist. So why should he take the arrows shot from the side, which will not hurt the Viscount? If the arrow is not caught, it will hit the Viscount. Then, the flight path of the arrow is a straight line. After Golden Leper catches the arrow, he should be between the Viscount and the protagonist. How does the protagonist operate? Question 2: The protagonist has an ordinary person's physical fitness and does not have any extraordinary physical settings. How did he fly towards the Viscount he was protecting under the hands of an elite monster whose speed was as fast as teleportation in the eyes of ordinary people? Is the protagonist the Flash? Running so fast. Question 3 is a big logical problem. The villain has to play and kill, but the protagonist has to make a fool of himself. He has eleven opportunities to shoot arrows, but he cheated on the first ten, leaving the last arrow to be a fake. Why do you like playing extreme games so much? And let's ignore all the problems, and just look at a small somatosensory problem. The protagonist has Zhou Li's skill, and the skills of Zhou Li must use "etiquette". The coin-operated launcher-style combat method of releasing skills makes many people dislike it. They feel that the protagonist himself has no enhancement. If you let a monster feel how much "etiquette" the protagonist has left, this alone is enough to disgust many people. Please change it. If the battle plot is not changed, the poisonous points exposed in the battle will disgust countless people. All the goodwill you accumulated in the daily plot will be lost in one go. For example, I now doubt that you use AI. After all, it is difficult for real people to write such empty, illogical, and blunt battle plots.
To correct the misunderstanding in the introduction, it is not a Zhou ritual that women cannot go to the table to eat. The Zhou ritual is for nobles to have one seat, including their female relatives, and common people to sit around and eat.
Thoughts after viewing
The concentration of Zhouli is very low, just a little in the first few chapters, and very little in the later chapters. It is basically a different world in Hikari, and the punishment for violating Zhouli is too light. From the first chapter to Chapter 40, in addition to the ability to abide by Zhouli, there are not many descriptions of the protagonist observing Zhouli and asking team members to abide by Zhouli. Instead, it is a battle of wits and courage with local nobles and churches. The setting says that the punishment for violating Zhouli is very heavy. In fact, when team members violate Zhouli, they only lose 0.1 Or 0.2 Points. I want to read it. The protagonist, Zhou Li, can leave if he is stunned. The protagonist is not very enthusiastic about Zhou Li. He rarely stops the team members when they violate Zhou Li and do not act according to Zhou Li. I have read Chapter 40. When the team members insulted each other, the protagonist only stopped him once. In the previous description, the protagonist stopped the team members from not obeying Zhou Li. Only when the dwarf went to wash his feet, he wanted to follow him and stop him, but he did not stop him that time. He successfully recruited new team members. Another one was the description of the dwarf when he first recruited dwarves. It is a pity that this setting
To restore slavery in another world?
The word "zhou" in the title is actually wrong
What kind of gift are you doing? Is it the boat of Arknights?
In Zhou Li, common people can only be promoted to scholars at most, right? When King Guan Zhongzun fought against the barbarians, all rituals and music were ruined. In what name would the protagonist use to rise from the lowest level of a warrior to a prince and then to the emperor?